Season 2 Finale: The Scotland Exit

The crew hits the Season 2 finale just as Coral prepares to flee to Scotland for a two-week education in "meat and potatoes" culture. Between a record-breaking Free Comic Book Day where doodles sold for $500 and Jeff getting fired from a reality TV gig by a producer obsessed with AI slop, this episode is a farewell to the "sweaty little sweat box" era and a high-end invitation to an alien-themed Michelin-star dinner . This Week’s Insanity:FCBD Blowout: The shop saw nearly 800 people for Free Comic Book Day, leading to a secondary market explosion where the Revenge Of exclusive Dungeon Crawler Carl covers are flipping for $200—and one remarked copy sold for nearly $500 . Gay News & Vampire Rock: The group geeks out over Sam Reed’s one-night-only Lestat concert in New York and the "box on box" seats Jeff and Joe secured for the Rousey vs. Carano fight . Movie Brain: Reviews of Mother Mary (boring but has Anne Hathaway) and Dust Bunny, featuring Sigourney Weaver wearing "revolver heels" that actually shoot.Reality TV Trauma Dump: Jeff recounts being fired via email at 10:00 PM after a producer replaced his creative design process with "photorealistic AI slop" that defied the laws of physics and depth . BGC Gimmicks: A look back at the "crowning achievement" of building a literal beach—complete with a 20-foot wall and tons of sand—around a rental property pool for Bad Girls Club. Coral’s Corner: Coral admits she drives her car in "tomb-like" silence to avoid dissociating or going down one-way streets the wrong way . The Vespertine Finale: Jeff ends the season by booking the crew a 15-course experience at Vespertine, a "hoity-toity" spaceship restaurant where the staff wears robes and the building literally sways . Loose, high-end, and creatively exhausted—this episode is the perfect cliffhanger before we dive into Season 3.New episodes (usually) every week.Only at Revenge Of — where the comics are exclusive, the design is human, and the car rides are silent.